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We don't need your pity; you should be proud of us as the best representatives of our race.:cool:
Nowizard
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AlexeyPank
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There can only be one empire. Two empires cannot coexist in the same world. Therefore, the Griffin Empire will always fight against any race that dares to create its own empire. Not out of fear, not out of hatred, but simply because a second empire undermines the very essence of an empire. The essence of an empire is the opposition between the empire and the rest of the world. So, humans are not as honest and noble as they seem. They are imperialists, and that says it all!
Werevolka
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Quote (Nowizard): “It’s a different story with the Imperials: the most important things in their lives are honor, valor, friendship, and courage. They never attack anyone first; they always strive for peace and prosperity.”
Now that’s news! But the bitter truth is that everyone attacks everyone else FIRST! That’s the point of the game. Attack first, or you will be destroyed by those around you. It doesn’t matter at all which faction you belong to. Everyone is an enemy to everyone else.
Now that’s news! But the bitter truth is that everyone attacks everyone else FIRST! That’s the point of the game. Attack first, or you will be destroyed by those around you. It doesn’t matter at all which faction you belong to. Everyone is an enemy to everyone else.
Nowizard
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There can only be one Empire. Two Empires cannot coexist in the same world. And therefore, the Griffin Empire will always fight against any race that dares to create its own Empire. Not out of fear, not out of hatred, but simply because a second Empire undermines the very essence of an Empire. The essence of an Empire is the opposition between the Empire and the rest of the world. So, humans are not so honest and noble. They are imperialists, and that says it all!
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Quote (Nowizard): "It's a different story with the Empire: the most important things in their lives are honor, courage, friendship, and bravery. They never attack anyone first, always striving for peace and prosperity."
Well, that's news! The bitter truth is that everyone attacks everyone else FIRST! That's the point of the game. Attack first, or you will be destroyed by those around you. It doesn't matter at all which race you belong to. Everyone is an enemy to everyone.
And also: throughout history, demons, mages, humans, and the undead have been the ones who attacked first. Demons attacked for the sake of war itself, mages because they envied necromancers (although, what is there to envy?), humans for the sake of the greatness of their country (they did what they considered right, and power has changed since then), and the undead attacked first in the campaign, and in the most insidious way. Through deception, treachery, and discord.
P.S. It turned out to be funny. The only ones who turned out to be innocent in this regard are the elves :D
P.P.S. Although, the dark elves also attack first. And quite often. Instead of strengthening their homeland, they only destroy it by starting civil wars.
ML.
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And also: throughout history, the ones who attacked first were demons, mages, humans, and the undead. Demons attacked for the sake of war itself, mages, because they envied necromancers (although, what is there to envy?), humans, for the glory of their country (they did what they thought was right, and power has changed since then), and the undead attacked first in the Campaigns, and in the most insidious way. Through deception, treachery, and discord.
P.S. It turned out to be funny. The only ones who turned out to be innocent in this regard are the elves :D
P.P.S. Although, the dark elves also attack first. And quite often. Instead of strengthening their homeland, they only destroy it, instigating civil wars.
1. Demons don't attack just to fight, but for their own selfish purposes. And the goal is always the same - domination over the world. Only the means of achieving it are different.
2. Mages envy necromancers because they have mastered secret knowledge and have practically conquered death (albeit at what cost). And they destroy necromancers because they are simply afraid of them.
3. Markel did not attack humans (only elves :). He simply seized power in the empire through deception. The undead assimilated humans.
P.S. And as always, the elves are the most innocent. White, fluffy, and "harmonious":)
Werevolka
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I started to doubt whether we were talking about the same game. My friend and I played a multiplayer scenario against each other, but on one computer. The computer was relentless. So, we agreed not to fight each other, gathered three huge armies, and attacked the computer. The first and second armies had to be sacrificed; they were completely crushed by Haven, which had taken over the castle. Only the third army, with heavy losses, won that battle. I was Inferno, and my friend was Necropolis. But still, the computer was unfair.
ML.
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We are not talking about who plays how, etc. The topic is called "The Philosophy of Heroes 5"!!!
Vladisi
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The philosophy behind city destruction is: "Gold is power."
Archer
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P.S. Although, dark elves also attack first, and quite often. Instead of strengthening their homeland, they only destroy it by starting internal wars.
Андрей
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Just a reminder for the righteous gardeners: it was the light elves who started the war between our clans, which later became nations. When you slaughtered entire villages, it was, of course, not an internal conflict, but genocide. Although, I suppose you call it "strengthening the country":eek: :eek: :eek:.
Nowizard
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Just a reminder for the righteous gardeners: it was the light elves who started the war between our clans, which later became nations. When you slaughtered entire villages, it was, of course, not an internal conflict, but genocide. Although, I suppose you call it "strengthening the country":eek: :eek: :eek:.
ML.
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And what about the fact that you are concealing the truth that the dark elves were unfairly accused of setting fire to the elven capital?
AlexeyPank
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The philosophy of those who accused the dark elves of setting fire to the capital of Sylvan: "There's no point in figuring out who is really to blame. You can always find a culprit. It's better to blame someone who is dangerous. The dark elves wanted independence, and the spirit of freedom is dangerous. By punishing the dark elves, we kill two birds with one stone: we strike a blow against the independent and discourage the emergence of new states."
Nowizard
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I'm not keeping quiet. I am truly ashamed of my fellow beings. But consider this: necromancers didn't even exist back then, humans couldn't have done it, as they were allies with the elves, mages generally didn't care about the fate of the elves, and the demons, after their defeat, were imprisoned in Sheoh (who could have known that someone would escape). That leaves the Dark Elves, and they even had a motive: to avenge the humiliation in the war with humans.
P.S. The philosophy that AlexeyPank presented is complete nonsense. With this kind of logic, you can find fault with anything. Remember communism? If you decided to indulge in a cup of tea, you're a bourgeois; if, instead of going to the construction site of another factory, you stayed home with your children because you're the only one taking care of them, you're a slacker; if you made a joke about Stalin, you're an enemy of the people. Even now: if you beat a thief who was trying to break into your property for the umpteenth time, you're a hooligan. And the fact that he was a thief is ignored, while Uncle Kolya... the victim, gets 3 years in prison. I even know a person for whom something similar happened. So, AlexeyPank, what you said is just utter nonsense.
P.S. The philosophy that AlexeyPank presented is complete nonsense. With this kind of logic, you can find fault with anything. Remember communism? If you decided to indulge in a cup of tea, you're a bourgeois; if, instead of going to the construction site of another factory, you stayed home with your children because you're the only one taking care of them, you're a slacker; if you made a joke about Stalin, you're an enemy of the people. Even now: if you beat a thief who was trying to break into your property for the umpteenth time, you're a hooligan. And the fact that he was a thief is ignored, while Uncle Kolya... the victim, gets 3 years in prison. I even know a person for whom something similar happened. So, AlexeyPank, what you said is just utter nonsense.
ML.
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Well, they could have at least conducted an investigation instead of jumping to conclusions!
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